New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-01-19

George NJ. Taylor, OF Buffalo, N. Y, was
arrested for forgeryin Minneapolis.
Winch Polkerbac k, living north of Hutch
inson, was thrown from his sleigh and
when found was badly frozen.
Arthur Cooley, a very promising young
man, eldest son OF the late Judge G. B.
Cooley, died OF quick consumption, at
Dodge Center.
Twelve hundred tohogganists from St.
Paul went to St. Cloud Saturday night the
9th inst, marched through the streets, had
banquet and got home at three in the
morning.
A. H. Bjoraker OF Mortified has been
appointed deputy county auditor.
H. c. Leonard has disposed OF his inter-
est in the Otter Tail County Farmer at
Fergus Falls to A. H. Brockelhurst, his
partner, who will hereafter conduct the
newspaper alone.
It is announced positively in New York
that DR.. McGlynn was depOsed from the
pastorship OF St. Stephens church at the
conference, but the fact was kept secret.
He has been superseded by the Rev, Charles
McGreedy This action makes it evident
that Father McGlynn must say good bye
to St. Stephens forever.
James Acheson, the emmbezzling mana
SCA VI tClAO LUIGI 1OIcIlC6 tU IiullIubu,
pleaded guilty in Judge Anthony's court at
Chicago. He took small sums from time
to time till his shortage grew to $4,000.
Gambling was what troubled him he said.
. At jackson, Tenn, Scott Pickles, twelve
yeats OF age, shot and killed Chester Dodd,
ten years OF age, the son OF q prominent
citizen Of that city. The two had quar-
relied over some trivial matter, and the
older boy got the worst of it. He went
home and procuring a shot gun, sought
out his enemy, and shot him.
The secretary of war advises the aban-
nonment ,of the work OF improvement OF
the Wisconsin river.
The marquis of Queensbury, who is being
sued for divorce, has not lived with his
wife for twelve years. Shortly after they
began 20 i've apart the marquis admitted
ian other lady into his house, who became
"a regular inmate of the establishment
His connection with the women is made
the basis for the suit. Neither the lady
nor the marquis will deny the charge Of
adultery which the marchioness makes
against her husband. The case will be
tried i'm Edinburgh, because the Scotch
law grants a divorce for adultery only.
The governor OF Dakota offered $500
reward dor the arrest and conviction OF
Charles McWells who murdered Charles
Ci1dHuieu att CaWp CrOOK3 on the night OF
March 20, 1886. Chandler was a young
man from Independence, Iowa, where he
ives highly respected. Wells is about
twenty eight years ole, dafk-complexioned
black eyes, tiFe feet seven inches in height.
and left-handed. He goes under MANY
names, as Charley Webb, Bud Wilson, Bud
Morse, =. B. West, ETC., and is believed to
be now in Wyoming or Arizona.
Attorney General Engles Of Dakota has
been comforting Will, Gov Ordway rela.
tive to the purchase Of the Brewster law
library for Dakota. Benjamin Harris
Brewster has one of the finest libraries Of
this character in the east, and desires to
dispose Of it in bulk and tn keep it, if pos.
sible, nnbroken. His price is $40. 600. and
ex.Goy. Ordway, who always keeps one
paternnl eye peeled for the good Of his
pet territory, has suggested that it become
territorial property.
The secretary of the treasury has an
pointed Herbert T Beecher to be special
agent Of the treasury. He is q son OF Rev
Henry Ward Beecher, and was formerly
collector Of customs at Port Townsend,
Wash.
g H. Knapp. assistant general freight
agent Oh the orthWestern; Clark,